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Got these for sale

1) 16" SSR Longchamp XR-4z Kai - 5x114.3

16 x 7 +48 Type C, with 205/55/r16 Maxxis MA-Z1 tyres 5000km old

16 x 8 +48 Type D, with 225/50/r16 Maxxis MA-V1 on wear indicators

Some gutter rash and marks, only 2 centre caps

$600, less without tyres

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This is how they look with 20mm spacers on an R32

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2) 4 x 20mm bolt on hub-centric wheel spacers. 5x114.3

$100/pair or all 4 for $190

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3) Also have 20 chrome wheel nuts. They are 12x1.25. $10 or free if wanted with wheels or spacers

Items located at Ballarat Vic. Postage at buyers expense

Thanks

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